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Newspaper
Beaver Argus
Location
Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1863
Page
2
A dated February 5 19 J Nicholson requests immediate settlement of an overdue subscription or work item. The note mentions J L Ander and a receipt in the author's name.
Voters in numerous counties report Curtin ahead with large margins. Woodward gains narrow. totals show Curtin leading in Allentown Delaware County and several townships. Early returns indicate Union gains statewide with Brough carrying many districts and Vallandigham trailing in key areas.
A dispatch from Pramourn North Carolina dated September 16 1868 argues Union war aims remain just and necessary. It endorses enlisting Black soldiers, rejects weary defeatism, and urges loyal citizens to support government policy and the ongoing fight to preserve the nation.
A benefit concert for soldiers will be held in Hookstown on Thursday evening noted as the 22nd inst. The program includes vocal and instrumental music with a brass band expected to perform. The event aims to raise funds and hopes for success deserving of the cause.
An old advertisement lists Maltby’s Oysters in Bridgewater offering fresh oysters by the dozen or half dozen. It promotes quality and urges customers to visit or contact for delivery.
A terse report rejects the claim of 19 006 exchanges of prosertat and transportation to Washington, stating there are no exchanges of consequents. The fragmentary note casts doubt on the asserted trades and movements.
A September 28 1863 meeting in the Methodist Church in Darnatox arranged a picnic to aid the Christian Commission. Rev. Mr Waugh spoke on soldiers losses and needs. a Oct 15 picnic at 10 a.m. was set. A first committee of arrangement was named with both gentlemen and ladies, and the Economy Brass Band was invited to perform.
Report from Meade headquarters states Buford's cavalry crossed the Rapidan and found the south bank evacuated. Skirmishing followed as Union forces pursued remnants of Stuart's cavalry guarding the rebel retreat toward Gordonsville and Richmond. Corino confirms the evacuation was complete and rapid.
An early September Richmond dispatch discusses Civil War battles near Chattanooga and movements around Virginia. It notes heavy casualties, generals wounded or captured, and rumors of victories stirring public credulity amid court gossip on winter quarters and potential moves toward Rapidan andGardens.
A Washington dated September 26, 1863 note from John Bright expresses optimism over Union prospects as Britain rejects mediation with France and condemns Confederate envoy Mason. It contrasts British firmness with southern diplomacy and hopes for continued support of the Union.
A Washington dispatch claims the rebel army has fallen back toward Richmond from the Rapidan with artillery removed. The retreat may have continued for days, while Gillmore reinforces James Island and a night attack on Chattanooga is reported. Telegraph links between Nashville and Stevenson restored. Philadelphia reports a floating battery of 3500 tons being built.
An exemption roster lists numerous residents of Washington and Greene counties, including J M Thompson Peters Wash, Isaac Hoon Buffalo, and Andrew Guntz, among many witnesses. Entries note exemptions on grounds of non residents, service in March 1863, age, marriage, or occupation, with Provost Marshal approvals and county ties across Monongahela, Beaver, and Somerset areas.
Merely toned report notes rebels defeated in action. Guerrilla bands roved south of the Potomac near Bailey's Cross Roads and Munson's Hill robbing individuals of money and valuables. Garowski found not guilty in libel case against Hunter at Criminal Court. Charlotte Cashton to perform for Sanitary Commission benefit in Washington.
The reports state a skirmish occurred near a ferry where British forces and a mounted detachment faced the enemy. The engagement ended with casualties including a captain killed, several wounded, and twelve men taken prisoner. Cavalry and two regiments later moved out to confront the adversary but were drawn into an ambush and suffered heavy losses.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions Ne ogres St Louis Frilay Oct 9 1853 and a Vicksburg dated dispatch. Names such as Johnston Mussissippi and Brephen Dolee appear amid garbled text describing cavalry actions, reinforcements, and hopes for political outcomes.
The college attracts students nationwide with its reputable business training. Faculty are experienced leaders in the field, offering practical instruction and diplomas. Prospective students are urged to contact Principals Jenkins & Smith at PirriPuua, Pa for information.
The London News criticizes the rebel defense strategy which concentrates women children and prisoners at the center of their fortifications while appealing to the besieging force's humanity.
A Boston Traveller report notes Brig. Gen. Sherman who lost a leg at Port Hudson is alive and mobile on crutches. He plans to obtain an artificial leg and resume duty, with recovery described as progressing.
Lincoln rejects a report in a New York journal of Friday last alleging he received peace letters from the rebels. The president dismissed the suggestion as unfounded and declined to comment further on the matter.
Fragmentary obituary item notes the death of Susas M'Cready, wife of David M'Cready, from Sharon in Beaver County. The record includes an age placeholder and date fragment August 28, 1863, indicating a mid 19th century notice with limited readable details.
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